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Flags of the Quad Partners
1 September, 202031 October, 2020 Simon

Will P.A.T.O. Lead to NZ Armed Neutrality?

Post Covid-19 War Image Unknown Author Licensed under CCBYSA
23 April, 202015 August, 2020 Simon

COVID-19: The World Resets

Tail Wagging the Dog - Treasury versus Defence
6 September, 201830 November, 2018 Simon

Dog This is Tail Over

A field of poppies. Peace is not simply the absence of war.
22 April, 201830 November, 2018 Simon

Peace is Not Just the Absence of War

ANZAC poppies on a Cenotaph at dawn
21 April, 201830 November, 2018 Simon

Lest We Forget Ourselves

He Toa Matangaro No Aotearoa - Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, Wellington, New Zealand. Source: Ministry of Culture and Heritage, NZ
13 September, 201730 November, 2018 Simon

The Armed Forces Covenant

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Grumpy Bob - Marlborough Sounds Handyman

For all those non-tradie jobs on your baches or boats

MilitaryLeak

Breaking Military News And Defense Technology.

Alistair J. Michaels

Writer, Political Thinker, Son of Zealandia

Strategic Studies Book Club

Paul's Blog

THOUGHTS ON CYBER WARFARE

cyberarmscontrolblog

International Agreement for Control of Cyber Weapons

PAXsims

Conflict simulation, peacebuilding, and development

Mad Scientist Laboratory

Divergent Options

www.DivergentOptions.org -- National Security Analysis, Options Without Advocacy, and Podcasts

Environment & Disasters

A New Zealand critique on all aspects of Health, Public, Environmental, Occupational, Safety and Emergency Management

TorquePoint

Creating Wins With Smart Global Thinkers

One Sock: Heather Roy's Blog

A blog for my thoughts and writings - past, present and future

August Cole

Exploring The Future, One Page At A Time

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Simon Ewing-Jarvie: Editor

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